Breda, 11 februari 2015 -
Emerson Network Power, onderdeel van Emerson (NYSE:EMR) en wereldwijd toonaangevend in het optimaliseren van de beschikbaarheid, capaciteit en efficiëntie van bedrijfskritische infrastructuur, onderzoekt de opties voor voorgefabriceerde datacenters. Deze zijn terug te vinden in een
executive brief en een
playbook. Deze documenten gaan dieper in op de opkomst van het inzetten van instant datacenteroplossingen en zijn ontwikkeld om marktleiders in de IT- en telecombranche een beter inzicht te bieden in het landschap waarin ze zich bewegen als ze in een datacenter gaan investeren.
Het volledige, Engelstalige persbericht vindt u hieronder.
Stick Build or Prefab Data Center: Emerson Network Power
Helps IT and Telecom Leaders Evaluate Their Options
Executive brief and playbook explore new data center deployment approaches
Columbus, Ohio [Feb. 11, 2015] – Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE: EMR) and a global leader in maximizing availability, capacity and efficiency of critical infrastructure, explores the options for prefabricated data centers in an executive brief and playbook released today. The pieces delve into the emerging approach to data center deployment and are designed to help IT and telecom leaders better understand the landscape when considering new data center investments.
Prefabricated data centers transform traditional data center construction practices by manufacturing and testing an entire facility offsite in modules before shipping and assembling those modules onsite. The result is a state-of-the-art, tightly integrated facility that can be deployed faster and at a lower cost than a similar facility using traditional construction practices.
“Prefabricated data centers are one natural evolution of what we’ve seen happening in the area of unified infrastructure,” said Steve McKinney, vice president and general manager, Integrated Modular Solutions and Outside Plant, for the Energy Systems business of Emerson Network Power. “Available for years in limited sizes and configurations, we’re now seeing the benefits of unified infrastructure—most notably cost control, scalability and speed of deployment—applied to these facility-scale, fully customizable data centers and similar deployments in the area of telecommunications.”
The business case for prefabricated data centers is explained in the Executive Brief,
“Prefabricated Data Centers: Are They Right for You?” In the Playbook for Change,
“Evaluating and Deploying Prefabricated Data Centers”, Emerson Network Power takes a closer look at executional considerations. Some potential advantages to the approach, examined more closely in the two pieces, include:
- Speed of Deployment: Prefabricated data centers cut months off the time to deploy and should appeal to any organization seeking to accelerate data center deployment.
- Scalability: Because prefabricated data centers take a modular approach to design and fabrication, they are inherently scalable, allowing streamlined, on-demand capacity expansion.
- Cost Control: Prefabricated data centers leverage economies of scale and streamlined processes made possible by offsite assembly to enable lower total cost of ownership.
- Design Flexibility: Prefabricated data centers are custom designed to a site and have no inherent limitations in terms of functionality or aesthetics.
- Performance: Assembly in a factory-controlled environment enables more control over fit, finish, and quality of workmanship, plus thorough testing and optimization prior to delivery.
- Intelligence: Integrated components, managed together, enable higher IT productivity and more dynamic capacity adjustments
- Project Management and Service: Preassembled, integrated systems—featuring components from a single vendor or chosen for their compatibility—simplify project specification and execution and ensure more efficient service and maintenance over the life of the deployment.
“Under the right circumstances, the economics of a prefabricated data center are so attractive they may even change the cost-benefit analysis regarding expanding an existing facility versus a new build,” said Eric Wilcox, vice president of engineering and operations, Hyperscale Solutions, Emerson Network Power. “Unified infrastructure is an emerging category, and these pieces are designed to be tools CIOs and other decision-makers can use when considering building a new data center. The reality is there are options available that did not exist just five years ago.”
For more information on Emerson Network Power and its unified infrastructure solutions, including prefabricated data centers, visit
www.EmersonNetworkPower.com.
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About Emerson Network Power
Emerson Network Power, a business of Emerson (NYSE:EMR), delivers software, hardware and services that maximize availability, capacity and efficiency for data centers, healthcare and industrial facilities. A trusted industry leader in smart infrastructure technologies, Emerson Network Power provides innovative data center infrastructure management solutions that bridge the gap between IT and facility management and deliver efficiency and uncompromised availability regardless of capacity demands. Our solutions are supported globally by local Emerson Network Power service technicians. Learn more about Emerson Network Power products and services at
www.EmersonNetworkPower.com.
About Emerson
Emerson (NYSE: EMR), based in St. Louis, Missouri (USA), is a global leader in bringing technology and engineering together to provide innovative solutions for customers in industrial, commercial, and consumer markets around the world. The company is comprised of five business segments: Process Management, Industrial Automation, Network Power, Climate Technologies, and Commercial & Residential Solutions. Sales in fiscal 2014 were $24.5 billion. For more information, visit
www.Emerson.com.
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